tarriance Antonyms
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Meaning of tarriance
Wordnet
tarriance (n)
the act of tarrying
Webster
tarriance (n.)
The act or time of tarrying; delay; lateness.
tarriance Sentence Examples
- The couple's tarriance in the quaint cottage was brief but memorable.
- We appreciated the generous tarriance of our hosts, who extended our stay beyond the agreed-upon date.
- The hikers planned a short tarriance at the summit to enjoy the breathtaking views.
- The guests' prolonged tarriance at the dinner party tested the patience of the host.
- The hotel's reputation for impeccable service ensured a comfortable tarriance for its patrons.
- The prisoner's long tarriance on death row had taken an emotional toll on his family.
- The tourists extended their tarriance in the historic city, eager to explore its hidden gems.
- The doctors recommended a short tarriance in the hospital for observation after the accident.
- Our tarriance in the secluded cabin allowed us to reconnect with nature and escape the hustle and bustle of daily life.
- The professor's tarriance at the conference provided an opportunity to exchange ideas and establish collaborations with fellow academics.
FAQs About the word tarriance
the act of tarryingThe act or time of tarrying; delay; lateness.
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The couple's tarriance in the quaint cottage was brief but memorable.
We appreciated the generous tarriance of our hosts, who extended our stay beyond the agreed-upon date.
The hikers planned a short tarriance at the summit to enjoy the breathtaking views.
The guests' prolonged tarriance at the dinner party tested the patience of the host.
